Caregivers-parents to be intervention agents

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1. What are some suggestions for building a relationship with caregivers/parents?

2. Describe the steps the authors suggest for supporting caregivers/parents with the behavioral intervention process.

3. How can you teach caregivers/parents to be "intervention agents"?

4. Take one of the steps discussed within the article and translate the behavioral step into layman's terms you would use to describe it to a caregiver/parent.

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